Painting description

Three seemingly simple squares, yet so intriguing. The painting consists of three panels, each exploring a different tonality—warm oranges, deep red, and subtle greens. All have a square at the center, as if pulled into a whirl of emotions, inviting the viewer to lose themselves in abstraction and chaos. The painterly technique suggests thick brushstrokes, imparting texture and dynamism. You look at it and feel that something is moving, that the painting is alive. As if it were saying: "Look at me, I'm more than just color." The mood is warm yet mysterious. You feel like a child whose mother is telling a fairy tale. "They’re colorful circles like a rainbow," a child would say. The work radiates silence and contemplation. It can prompt deep reflection or simply be a beautiful backdrop for a moment of relaxation. It is art that speaks differently to everyone; some see chaos, others harmony. And perhaps that is precisely why it is so engaging. Every detail seems to say that art is about something more than just form.